All players simultaneously draw a continuous line, without raising their hand/marker, on a transparent sheet to reproduce a map that is presented on a separate sheet of paper.

The players have to follow the maps' paths, touch on the bonuses' points on the routes, positive SDGs (sustainable cities and communities, responsible consumption and production), and avoid the challenges' points, negatively-related SDGs (poverty, hunger).

Below are exposed maps with bonuses and challenges. All green items are bonuses, even parts of the mas, such as grass, and tree leaves. All red items are challenges, even parts of the map, such as poisonous mushrooms or crabs. All other items are to be considered as neither bonus nor penalty.

Each player places their transparent sheet over the map and notes down the result of the points they have won during the respective turn. Here are the rules for calculating the winning points:

• for every coinciding bonus node (between the drawing on the transparent sheet and the map) 1 point is given (bonuses are delimited by graphics borders and items other than the SDGs, such as paths, are counted only once)

• for every coinciding challenge node 1 point is deducted (challenges are limited by borders)

• in case no challenge node is touched 2 extra points are awarded

• if the points of a player in a round are below zero, no points are noted down (or no points need to be deducted from the next turn)

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Example of counting points:

• 1 points per SDG

• 1 point for the path

• 1 point for each green starfish

• 2 points for touching no penalty

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Any player can, at any moment, ask the referee to make changes to their points.

The player who has the most points after all maps have been reproduced wins the game.